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Next: The Future of Higher Education

By Jeff Selingo | Next

A newsletter about what's ahead for higher education. From an expert who helps parents, university leaders, and business executives navigate the changing landscape.

Previous issues

What the Fall of 2020 Means for the Autumns Ahead

#43 Sep 16, 2021

Student Success and Pembroke University

#42 Aug 31, 2021

An August of Books About College—Debt, Athletics, and Getting In

#41 Jul 27, 2021

#40

Jun 29, 2021

The Return of 'Animal House' this Fall? – 🚨BREAKING NEWS: 2U, the ed-tech company that partners with universities to put their programs online,
#39

Jun 10, 2021

Free Mozzarella Sticks or a College Degree? – The headline in yesterday’s print edition of the New York Times caught the eye of a college president
#38

May 26, 2021

Learning, Streaming, and the Creator Economy – My latest television obsession is HBO’s Mare of Easttown, and rather than wait this one out and strea
#37

May 13, 2021

While Colleges Weren't Looking – While colleges and universities have been focused on responding to the COVID-19 pandemic the last 15
#36

Apr 29, 2021

The Post-Pandemic Gen Z – Three years ago, I wrote a report on Gen Z for The Chronicle of Higher Education. Born starting aroun
#35

Apr 20, 2021

Growing the Highly Rejectives – Over the last month, the most selective colleges and universities in the U.S. released their admissio
#34

Mar 30, 2021

When Predictions Fail – With daily signs of momentum in the effort to vaccinate adults in the U.S., we’re beginning to see th
#33

Mar 10, 2021

A Year and Change
#32

Feb 16, 2021

The End of Spring Break? – Welcome to the latest issue of Next, where today we look at how the pandemic might change one of the
#31

Jan 28, 2021

The Hybrid Campus | Are Smaller Colleges Better? – Welcome to the latest issue of Next, where today we're focused on the hybrid university of the future
#30

Jan 19, 2021

What Matters for College Students (and Colleges) in this Economy – The academic calendar is very different for college students this year, but one thing remains the sam
#29

Jan 8, 2021

Good Riddance 2020. Now, What's Next in 2021? – After the year that just ended, I think the predictions market is dead for now. I certainly won’t be
#28

Dec 18, 2020

Finding Life in College – In today’s newsletter:When it comes to college, what really matters.The latest data on college enroll
#27

Dec 8, 2020

The High Cost of Cultivating Potential in Our Kids – 💰Students aren’t the only ones going into debt to pay for college. So, too, are parents.Some $101 bil
#26

Nov 23, 2020

The Future of Testing – In the U.S., it’s Thanksgiving week. While I’m sure 2020 is a year most of us will want to forget, I’
#25

Nov 5, 2020

When the Numbers are Wrong – It’s two days after Election Day 2020, and with no clear winner yet in the presidential race, like ma
#24

Oct 30, 2020

What’s the Post-Pandemic Future of Higher Ed? – With the high school graduating Class of 2021 in the throes of the college application process—Early

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